James Dennin, Kapitall: WithÂ uncertainty in the US, investors may look abroad. We found sevenÂ undervalued European stocks to consider. The US [...]

We ran a screen to find undervalued European stocks trading on US exchanges by looking at the levered-free cash flow to enterprise value ratio (LFCF/EV).

The LFCF/EV ratio is essentially a ratio of the cash a company has on hand to an alternative measure of its size – the enterprise value. Enterprise value is similar to market capitalization, except it also takes into account a company's debt and liabilities.

Levered-free cash flow is the amount of money a business has on hand to pay dividends to grow the company. When this ratio is high, in this case above 10%, it means that a company is liquid relative to its size. Which means the stock might be undervalued.

We were left with seven undervalued stocks on our list.

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Do you see investment opportunities in European-based stocks? Use the list below as a starting point for your own analysis.